Andrzej Duda praises Donald Trump on British television. “He knows who he is dealing with and knows what to do”

If there is someone who can end the Russian war, this is probably the President of the United States – President Andrzej Duda said in an interview with British Sky News. He also defined Trump's customs policy with “shock therapy”. – He moved the methods he used for many years in business – he assessed.

President Andrzej Duda interviewed British Sky News television. When asked about actions Donald Trump In the case of the end of the war in Ukraine, Duda expressed the belief that “President Trump knows who he was dealing with and knows what to do.”

– This war has been going on since 2014 and Europe could not solve this problem. If someone is able to force Russia Until this war, this is the President of the United States. The question is whether it will be determined enough to do this. It is very important for Europe so that peace is fair and lasting – he said.

President of the Republic of Poland He recalled Trump's actions from his first term, aimed at the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline and “Putin's energy ambitions” as evidence that the American leader “knows where to hit to make it hurt.”

Commenting on conversations with the White House in February, the Polish president noted that “the strengthening of American presence in Poland was discussed at that time.” – I mentioned the idea of ​​creating a large base of American troops, which we once talked about “Fort Trump”. I still hope that this idea will be implemented – said Duda.

Duda about duties: Trump is answered by American taxpayers

The president described Trump's customs policy “shock therapy” conducted by man, which in the past achieved “huge business and commercial successes”. – The methods he used for many years in business has now moved to global policy – he pointed out.

– This is Donald Trump's negotiating tactics. This is not something that politicians in Europe got used to, but Donald Trump responds to American taxpayers, not European partners who have to remain calm in the face of a new reality of the transatlantic relationship – noted President Duda.